2016
Graduates
Congratulations to the 2016 class of Buckley Public Service Scholars!
A highlight of the work at the Carolina Center for Public Service is
recognizing students who have dedicated themselves to making an
impact, and this year is no exception. The 2016 graduates featured
here have demonstrated their commitment to others while building
their own skills and gaining valuable experience. We congratulate
them for making public service an integral part of their Carolina
experience.
We also honor all those who supported these students along the
way. I am sure these outstanding graduates agree that in addition to
Carolina faculty and staff, the dedicated community agencies and
untold numbers of individuals with whom they worked deserve credit
and appreciation for all they have done.
The 2016 Buckley Public Service Scholars have built on and
continued the legacy of students who came before them and they
have set an example for those who follow. I have no doubt that they
will carry what they have gained f rom the experience into the future,
and they will continue making a difference.
Lynn W. Blanchard
Director, Carolina Center for Public Service
Congratulations to the 2016 Buckley Public Service Scholar
graduates! These outstanding students exemplify Carolina’s
commitment to addressing issues facing our state, the nation and
the world. Whether it is connecting their classroom learning
to local nonprofits, working on innovative solutions to global
issues or conducting participatory research in partnership with
the community, they bring our mission as a public research
university to life.
I am continually impressed by the breadth and depth of what
our students accomplish during their time here. It is exciting to
think about all they will accomplish in the future as they leave
dedicated to making a difference. I have no doubt that they will
continue Carolina’s legacy and tradition of service wherever they
are and whatever they do.
As you read about the 2016 class of Buckley Public Service
Scholars, I think you will agree that these Carolina students
demonstrate to all of us that together we can have a lasting
impact and can change the world.
Hark the sound.
Carol L. Folt
Chancellor, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Congr at ul at ionsClass of 2016
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Program overview
The Buckley Public Service Scholars program (BPSS) provides a framework for Carolina undergraduate students
committed to making a positive impact through service. BPSS challenges participants to expand their understanding
of service, connect academic and community-based experiences, and build their capacity to help effect change. While
completing the program components, participants build portfolios that reflect their learning and unique experiences
throughout North Carolina, the nation and the world.
Since 2003, BPSS has connected students with similar interests and provided special opportunities for leadership
development and community engagement. This year, participating students reported service with more than 1,000
community and campus organizations. In 2011, the Center announced the establishment of the Walter White Buckley
Jr. Endowment. This endowment honors Walter Buckley, a business entrepreneur who applied his professional expertise
and personal commitment to making a difference in the lives of others and who exemplifies the qualities the program
instills in Carolina students. The Walter White Buckley Jr. Endowment ensures Buckley Public Service Scholars will
graduate for generations to come.
Program components
The Buckley Public Service Scholars program model incorporates a substantial commitment to public service and
also several forms of structured training and reflection on that service. While in the program, many students are
introduced to social entrepreneurship, community-based research, advocacy and philanthropy as important forms of
public service. BPSS is open to all full-time, undergraduate students with at least four semesters remaining at Carolina.
Transfer students must have three semesters remaining to enroll. To successfully complete the program, students build a
portfolio that includes the following program components:
»» BPSS orientation session,
»» 300 hours of public service,
»» one service-learning course,
»» four approved skills trainings,
»» senior reflection activity, and
»» minimum cumulative GPA.
Special opportunities
Arts in Public Service Fellows
In 2014, the Carolina Center for Public Service and Carolina Performing
Arts partnered to create the Arts in Public Service Fellows, a program that
encourages students to make a direct impact in their communities through
the arts. Arts in Public Service Fellows fulfill BPSS program requirements
and build portfolios with a focus on the arts as instruments of social change.
First-Year Service Corps
The Carolina Center for Public Ser vice offers a unique opportunity
for selected first-year students to come together with faculty and staff
throughout the year to deepen their academic and practical experience in
public service during their time at Carolina. Through a variety of activities,
participants learn about existing and emerging opportunities for public
service and engagement on and off campus. Twenty-three first-year
BPSS participants and four student leaders participated in the 2015-2016
academic year.
North Carolina Outward Bound School scholarships
Each year, the Carolina Center for Public Ser vice (CCPS) awards North
Carolina Outward Bound School (NCOBS) scholarships to participants
in BPSS, Carolina Leadership Development and the School of Education.
Recipients receive full tuition to a 28-day course at NCOBS. CCPS
awarded 11 scholarships in 2016.
Philanthropy as a Tool for Social Change course
Philanthropy as a Tool for Social Change is a three-credit hour service-learning
course offered through the Carolina Center for Public Service
and The Learning by Giving Program. Through this course, students learn
about and experience the process of awarding grants to local agencies.
Students function as a committee and are responsible for researching North
Carolina needs, designing grant award criteria, drafting and distributing a
request for proposals, reviewing submissions, and awarding $10,000 to select
community organizations.
SMART Mentoring
SMART engages Carolina undergraduates and local middle-school students
in mentoring relationships. The program targets students from low-income
communities and focuses on issues of race, class and gender. Students
selected to participate enroll in a fall three-credit hour course and a spring
one-credit hour course. Staff f rom partnering organization Volunteers for
Youth match SMART mentors with mentees by early September and the
mentoring commitment continues through late April. Eighteen students
participated in SMART during the 2015-2016 academic year.
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Hours of service
2016 Gr aduat es
The 222 students graduating in the 2016
class of Buckley Public Service Scholars
reported nearly 93,000 hours across three
dimensions of service as of March 2016. Of
these hours, 74 percent primarily benefited
North Carolina, 12 percent other states and
14 percent other countries.
BPSS participants represent approximately
80 percent of majors on campus. Participants
focus on a large variety of service areas, from
health to the environment.
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2016 Gr aduat es
North Carolina
Alamance County
Julianne Blackburn
Rebecca McKee Jordan
Sara Ali Khan
Brunswick County
Elyse Marie Sulkey
Buncombe County
Katherine Cavagnini
Burke County
Jacob Anderson Ford
Cabarrus County
Noopur Doshi
Nicole Frey
Jade Hinsdale
Camden County
Miranda Kalbach
René Marcella Kronlage
Carteret County
Hailey Louise Gosnell
Laura Amber Thomason
Caswell County
Keadija C. Wiley
Catawba County
Joy-Lynn Dawn Rhoton
Chatham County
Ashley Logan Andrews
Leslie Morales
Cleveland County
Spencer Gregory Byers
Christiana Taylor
Columbus County
Kimberly Danielle Clarida
Craven County
Kayla Ann Schliewe
Katherinne Shannier
Wawrzonek
Cumberland County
Courtney Elisabeth Bain
Leslie Samuel Bright III
Mercallis Edmund
Anika Hannan
Hanha L. Hobson
Reghan Katherine Horman
Sumanjit Mehmi
Shelby Elizabeth Miller
Conor Addison Winters
Davidson County
Rachel Nicole Woolridge
Duplin County
Virnaliz Jimenez
Durham County
Claire L ouise Hannapel
Diane Nicole Leadbetter
Vianey Lemus Martinez
Danielle Luffman
Megan Nicole Stanley
Forsyth County
Carrie Lorraine Barlow
Emily Walker Hodgin
Ying Lin
Nastassja Ortiz
Gaston County
Ivana Chan
Amber Pritchard
Guilford County
Paris Caitlin Alston
Kierra Larue Campbell
Halah Flynn
Evelyn Alexandra Ford
James Thomas Gooding III
Morgan Lynn Herman
Lauren Hubner Howland
Ashley Karoline Joyce
Amanda Marie Kubic
Mridula Manoj
Temitope Olofintuyi
Caila Prendergast
Dasha Shaw
Brittany Nicole Simpson
Halifax County
Briana Nicole Macon
Harnett County
Haley Barefoot
Henderson County
Catherine Louise Swift
Iredell County
Molly Mason Bruce
Caroline Laurens deSaussure
Megan Seema Gurjar
Chelsea Leigh Krivanek
Anissa Nicole Neal
Lee County
Anita Gandhi
Renisha Harris
Lenoir County
Daniel James Ir vin
Angel Hannah Washington
Mecklenburg County
Callie Ann Bader
Sophie Grace Bergmann
Amber Marie Cassady
Connor Michael Choka
Casey Daniel Collins
Thalita Maria Cortes
Olivia DeSena
Rachel Virginia Hagerman
Emma Lee Hanmer
Nicole Lane Huntley
Catherine Jackson-Jordan
Mitchell Prescot Jester
Lara Liszka
Morgan Elizabeth Marin
Anna Meade
Merrick Robinson Osborne
Pranati Laxmi Panuganti
Gunjan Patel
Preeya Atul Patel
Gayatri Rathod
Destiny Rogers
Shauna Marie Rust
Hayden Elizabeth Schober
Erica Nicole Silvestri
Cecilia Maria Smetana
Jessica Wendy Stickel
Charlotte McIlwaine Story
Moore County
Hannah Suzanne Webster
New Hanover County
Alexis Danielle Akeyson
Northampton County
Kimberly Abigail Lassiter
Onslow County
Michael Glenn Morrison ll
Orange County
Shad Albarazanji
Emma Louise
Armstrong-Carter
Erika Marie Clary
Michelle Nicole Gay
Lama Khalil Haidar
Cassandra Karlsson
Sarah Molina
Katherine Hannah Mulligan
Andrea Nicole Stewart
Grace Millard
McCollum Ware
Pitt County
Jerome M. Allen
Caroline Basnight Collier
Courtney Marie Hardy
Danielle Elizabeth
McLaughlin
Kaitlyn Oakley
Polk County
Madison Murphy Alexander
Allison Clayton
Cade Warner Underwood
Randolph County
Ryan Jacob O’Hara
Ifra Rehman
Addie Schoenberger
Richmond County
Jamilah Dawkins
Rockingham County
Mary Katherine Ward
Rutherford County
Marie Claire O’Leary
Sampson County
Troy Kay Royal
Stokes County
Austin Chapman-
Lovette Cromer
Surry County
Cor y Eaton
Union County
Adeline Elise Dorough
Ariana Cecilia Gavin
Chisimdi Onwuteaka
Pooja Patel
Mary-Katherine Scheppegrell
Wake County
Saima A. Akbar
Kendall Adrianne Bagley
Marissa Bane
Michelle Brint
Caylin Rachel Bullock
Alia Brielle Capone
Sarah D. Chen
Nainisha Chintalapudi
Yasemin Canan Cole
Lorelei Claudette Feeny
Chamara Anthony Fernando
Lauren Elizabeth Fulcher
Brianna Diane Gaddy
Lindsay Gorman
Apoor va Gupta
Chelsea Gustafson
Atima Huria
Alexandra Eva Isaacs
Sloan Yvette Johnson
Laurel Ann Keefer
Yasmin Singh Khera
Isabella Hye Eun Kim
Tirumala Devi Kodavanti
Szu-Aun Lim
Christine Elizabeth Malarkey
Sara Kathryn Mayson
Sa’a Mohammed
Sarah Morton
Daniel Stuart Parker
Meredith Grace Parker
Scott Benjamin Parker
Radha Atul Patel
Richa B. Patel
Chandler Rock
Sean Nicholas Ryan
Anushree Kristie Singh
Claire Smith
Jessica Faith Smith
Julia D. Stroup
Kelly Rebecca Tan
Watauga County
Olivia Horton
Wayne County
David B. Joyner
Holly Pittard
United States
Florida
Jourdan Jillian Black
Jacob Rhys Higdon
Yushan Wang
Georgia
Radha Piyush Patel
Hannah Christine Single
Melissa Swope
Courtney Elizabeth
Turner
Illinois
Mia Lei
Katelyn Leigh McIntosh
Maine
Sean Kevin McClung
Maryland
Kimberly Ann Blasey
Phanna Iamlek
Kamaara Jordan Lucas
Nia Chantelle Rush
Janell Kae Smith
Rhea Wyse
Michigan
Ajene Robinson-Burris
Mississippi
Helen Sophie Kyriakoudes
New Hampshire
Ian Michael Gallager
New Jersey
Emma Leigh Berry
Danny Rahal
Pallavi Surana
New York
Samantha Asofsky
Lynn-Indora Edmond
Victoria Lee Lai
Ohio
Katherine Wiley
Oklahoma
Alexander Dean Sherry
Pennsylvania
Julia Demarest
South Carolina
Olivia Sawh
Tennessee
Daniel Peters
Texas
Julia Katharine Baker
Jessye Lemley Halvorson
Hilda Isabel Santiago
Vermont
Daniel Peter Hogenkamp
Virginia
Elizabeth Stuart Agnew
Marnie Lalon Blalock
Katherine Anne Cordova
Jennifer Loraine Heyward
Geneva Sara Melquist Jost
Chloe Alistair Karlovich
Sarah R. McShane
Mihir Pershad
Washington, D.C.
Milan Noel Flanagan
Wisconsin
Dana Mansfield
Amandla Kesi Stanley
International
China
Le Feng
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gr a duat e profil es Paris Caitlin Alston
Greensboro, North Carolina
MAJORS Media and Journalism
Global Studies
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Healthy Girls Save the World
School of Media and Journalism
Ashley Logan Andrews
Siler City, North Carolina
MAJOR Nursing
SERVICE TIES
School of Nursing
The Summit Church
UNC Hospitals
Emma Louise
Armstrong-Carter
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
MAJORS Geography
Psychology
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Episcopal Campus Ministry
Samantha Asofsky
Merrick, New York
MAJOR Psychology
MINOR Sexuality Studies
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi Omega
Levin JCC
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Callie Ann Bader
Matthews, North Carolina
MAJOR Environmental Studies
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Epsilon Eta
TABLE
The Sonder Market
Kendall Adrianne Bagley
Cary, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Chemistry
Computer Science
SERVICE TIES
The Daily Tar Heel
Helping Paws
Relay For Life
Courtney Elisabeth Bain
Fayetteville, North Carolina
MAJORS Art History
Philosophy
MINOR Philosophy, Politics and Economics
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Compass Center for Women and Families
Refugee Community Partnership
Julia Katharine Baker
Corpus Christi, Texas
MAJOR Media and Journalism
MINOR Hispanic Studies
SERVICE TIES
GlobeMed
Kappa Kappa Gamma
TABLE
Marissa Bane
Raleigh, North Carolina
MAJOR Health Policy and Management
MINORS Media and Journalism
Public Policy
SERVICE TIES
The Daily Tar Heel
Honors Carolina
UNC Hospitals
Haley Barefoot
Coats, North Carolina
MAJOR Chemistry
MINOR Biology
SERVICE TIES
Morehead Planetarium and Science Center
Study Abroad Office
UNC Hospitals
Carrie Lorraine Barlow
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
MAJORS Biology
Psychology
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Student U
Technology Without Borders (TWB) - Campus Y
Fall 2015
S p r i n g 2 01 6
Kimberly Ann Blasey
Kensington, Maryland
MAJORS Global Studies
Romance Languages (Spanish)
SERVICE TIES
Honor Court
Orange County Rape Crisis Center
Spencer Gregory Byers
Shelby, North Carolina
MAJOR Computer Science
MINOR Russian Culture
SERVICE TIES
Residence Hall Association
Stop Hunger Now
Carolina For The Kids Foundation
Lorelei Claudette Feeny
Raleigh, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINOR French
SERVICE TIE
UNC Hospitals
Apoorva Gupta
Cary, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Chemistry
Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
Health Occupations Students of America
Musical Empowerment
UNC Hospitals
Radha Atul Patel
Cary, North Carolina
MAJOR Global Studies
MINORS Chemistry
Geography
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Carolina Leadership Development
Scholars’ Latino Initiative
Jessica Faith Smith
Raleigh, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
Anthropology
MINOR African Studies
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Ignited Youth
YMCA
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Elizabeth Stuart Agnew
Alexandria, Virginia
MAJOR Global Studies
MINORS Music
Biology
SERVICE TIES
Kappa Delta Sorority
Musical Empowerment
Carolina For The Kids Foundation
Saima A. Akbar
Raleigh, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
SERVICE TIE
Muslim Students Association
Alexis Danielle Akeyson
Wilmington, North Carolina
MAJOR Chemistry
MINOR Biology
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill Parks and Recreation
Relay For Life
UNC Hospitals
Shad Albarazanji
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Chemistry
Entrepreneurship
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Relay For Life
The Ability Experience (Push America)
Madison Murphy Alexander
Tryon, North Carolina
MAJOR Economics
MINOR Religious Studies
SERVICE TIES
HOPE Gardens - Campus Y
Outward Bound
Jerome M. Allen
Greenville, North Carolina
MAJORS Dramatic Art
Environmental Studies
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Bonner Leaders Program
Zeta Beta Tau
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“I am lucky to have found
the Buckley Public Ser vice
Scholars program in my time
at Carolina. The program
has both challenged and
developed my perception of
service, taught me practical
skills and brought me closer
to my community. Overall,
it has enhanced my college
experience, and I believe the
ideas I gained while in the
program will continue to
resonate with me as I serve
others in my career.”
Megan Gurjar
Sophie Grace Bergmann
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJOR Public Policy
MINORS Education
Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
Chabad Student Group at UNC-CH
Challah for Hunger UNC
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Emma Leigh Berry
Bernardsville, New Jersey
MAJOR Media and Journalism
MINOR Medical Anthropology
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Delta Pi
Campus Y
Global Medical Training
Jourdan Jillian Black
Davie, Florida
MAJOR Media and Journalism
MINOR Public Policy
SERVICE TIES
Sports Xtra
UNC Football Office
Zeta Tau Alpha
Julianne Blackburn
Burlington, North Carolina
MAJORS Psychology
Global Studies
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Musical Empowerment
Refugee Community Partnership
Marnie Lalon Blalock
Newport News, Virginia
MAJOR Health Policy and Management
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Piedmont Health SeniorCare
Smart Beginnings Virginia Peninsula
UNC Hospitals
Leslie Samuel Bright III
Fayetteville, North Carolina
MAJORS Business Administration
Political Science
SERVICE TIES
Honors Carolina
Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
UNC Honor Court
Michelle Brint
Apex, North Carolina
MAJORS Sociology
Management and Society
SERVICE TIES
Heavenly Groceries
NC Hillel
Student U
Molly Mason Bruce
Mooresville, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
Geography
MINOR Hispanic Studies
SERVICE TIES
Bike & Build
Enrich ESL - Campus Y
Habitat for Humanity
Caylin Rachel Bullock
Cary, North Carolina
MAJOR Mathematical Decision Sciences
MINOR Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Interactive Theatre Carolina
UNC Club Soccer
C
Kierra Larue Campbell
Greensboro, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
Political Science
MINOR Hispanic Studies
SERVICE TIE
Campus Y
Alia Brielle Capone
Cary, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Spanish for the Professions
Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Pediatric Attention, Love and Support
(CPALS)
Relay For Life
UNC Hospitals
Amber Marie Cassady
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
Contemporary European Studies
MINOR Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
Foreign Policy Association
Las Guapitas
Student Government
Katherine Cavagnini
Asheville, North Carolina
MAJOR Health Policy and Management
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi Omega
Piedmont Health SeniorCare
UNC Hospitals
Ivana Chan
Gastonia, North Carolina
MAJOR Media and Journalism
MINORS Spanish for the Professions
Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
GlobeMed
Rethink: Psychiatric Illness - Campus Y
UNC Hospitals
Sarah D. Chen
Cary, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Chemistry
Music
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Carolina Pediatric Attention, Love and Support
(CPALS)
Musical Empowerment
Nainisha Chintalapudi
Cary, North Carolina
MAJOR Nutrition
MINORS Spanish for the Professions
Medical Anthropology
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Carolina Pediatric Attention, Love and Support
(CPALS)
Enrich ESL - Campus Y
Connor Michael Choka
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJORS Communication Studies
Romance Languages (Spanish)
SERVICE TIE
One Act
Kimberly Danielle Clarida
Nakina, North Carolina
MAJOR Public Policy
MINORS Education
Entrepreneurship
SERVICE TIES
Black Student Movement
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Communiverstiy Youth Program
Erika Marie Clary
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
MAJORS Psychology
Exercise and Sport Science
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Athletic Association
Hargraves Community Center
UNC Hospitals
Allison Clayton
Columbus, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
Romance Languages (Spanish)
MINOR Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Community Empowerment Fund
Enrich ESL - Campus Y
Yasemin Canan Cole
Raleigh, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Chemistry
Medical Anthropology
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Premed Association
UNC Hospitals
UNC Partners in Health Engage
Caroline Basnight Collier
Greenville, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINOR Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi Omega
UNC Hospitals
Casey Daniel Collins
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJOR Global Studies
MINOR Hispanic Studies
SERVICE TIES
Honors Carolina
RTI International
Student Government
Katherine Anne Cordova
Williamsburg, Virginia
MAJOR Global Studies
MINORS Education
Hispanic Studies
SERVICE TIES
Accessibility Resources and Service
Newman Catholic Student Center Parish
Technology Without Borders (TWB) - Campus Y
Thalita Maria Cortes
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJORS Biology
Classics
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Newman Catholic Student Center Parish
Refugee Support Center
Department of Biology
Austin Chapman-Lovette Cromer
Walnut Cove, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Chemistry
Medical Anthropology
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Burroughs Funeral Home
Ronald McDonald House
D
Jamilah Dawkins
Hamlet, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
African, African American and Diaspora
Studies
MINOR Women’s and Gender Studies
SERVICE TIES
Carolina for Amani - Campus Y
Compass Center for Women and Families
MamAfrica Designs
Julia Demarest
Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania
MAJORS Economics
Romance Languages (French)
MINOR Linguistics
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill Parks and Recreation Adapted Aquatics
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Carolina For The Kids Foundation
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“The Buckley Public Service
Scholars program has allowed me
to delve into so many different
types of service. Service is not
something that can be boxed in;
there is no simple definition.
Service is dynamic and takes
many forms depending on who
you are helping and what their
needs are.”
Dasha Shaw
“The Buckley Public Service
Scholars program has been one
of the highlights of my Carolina
experience. It has encouraged
me to be an active member
of the Carolina community,
to intentionally reflect on my
impact on the community, and to
be grateful for the community’s
impact on me.”
Janell Smith
Caroline Laurens deSaussure
Mooresville, North Carolina
MAJORS Biology
Psychology
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Campus Y
Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities
UNC Hospitals
Olivia DeSena
Cornelius, North Carolina
MAJOR Exercise and Sport Science
MINOR French
SERVICE TIES
Newman Catholic Student Center Parish
Service and Leadership Residential Learning
Program
UNC Hospitals
Adeline Elise Dorough
Indian Trail, North Carolina
MAJOR Exercise and Sport Science
MINOR Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
Camp Kesem North Carolina
Fitness Breaks
Get Real & Heel: Breast Cancer Program
Noopur Doshi
Concord, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINOR Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
Center for Latino Health (CELAH)
Student Health Action Coalition (SHAC)
Undergraduate Family Medicine Interest Group
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Cory Eaton
State Road, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Spanish for the Professions
Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Covenant Gives Back
New Student and Carolina Parent Programs
UNC Hospitals
Lynn-Indora Edmond
Commack, New York
MAJOR Psychology
MINOR Dramatic Art
SERVICE TIES
Bonner Leaders Program
EmPOWERment, Inc.
UNC Hospitals
Mercallis Edmund
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
MAJORS Psychology
English
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Department of Housing and Residential Education
Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs
F
Le Feng
Shanghai, China
MAJORS Sociology
Public Policy
SERVICE TIES
Burch Field Research Seminars
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Office of Undergraduate Research
Chamara Anthony Fernando
Cary, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Chemistry
Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
UNC Admissions Ambassadors
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
UNC Hospitals
Milan Noel Flanagan
Washington, D.C.
MAJOR Psychology
SERVICE TIES
Campus Y
Hammersmith & Fulham Mind - Building
Connections
One Act
Halah Flynn
Greensboro, North Carolina
MAJORS Media and Journalism
Global Studies
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Helping Youth by Providing Enrichment (HYPE) -
Campus Y
Presbyterian Campus Ministry
Evelyn Alexandra Ford
Kernersville, North Carolina
MAJOR Middle Grades Education
MINORS History
Philosophy, Politics and Economics
SERVICE TIES
Habitat for Humanity
Project Literacy - Campus Y
Sustainability Residential Learning Program
Jacob Anderson Ford
Morganton, North Carolina
MAJORS Biology
Women’s and Gender Studies
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
One Act
Orange County Rape Crisis Center
Nicole Frey
Harrisburg, North Carolina
MAJOR Environmental Health Sciences
MINOR Asian Studies
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi Omega
Phi Mu
SMART Mentoring program
Lauren Elizabeth Fulcher
Wake Forest, North Carolina
MAJOR Comparative Literature
MINOR Geography
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Campus Community Garden
North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina Folklife Institute
G
Brianna Diane Gaddy
Morrisville, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
Romance Languages (Spanish)
MINOR Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
Diversity and Inclusiveness in Collegiate
Environments
Global Health Connections International
Helping Youth by Providing Enrichment (HYPE)
- Campus Y
Ian Michael Gallager
Concord, New Hampshire
MAJORS Geography
Economics
MINOR German
SERVICE TIES
Accessibility Resources and Service
Community Empowerment Fund
HOPE Gardens - Campus Y
Anita Gandhi
Sanford, North Carolina
MAJOR Nutrition
MINORS History
Women’s and Gender Studies
SERVICE TIES
Department of Housing and Residential Education
Latinas Promoviendo Communidad/Lambda Pi Chi
Sorority, Inc.
Scholars’ Latino Initiative
Ariana Cecilia Gavin
Waxhaw, North Carolina
MAJORS Biology
Women’s and Gender Studies
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Compass Center for Women and Families
Department of Biology
School of Medicine
Michelle Nicole Gay
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
MAJOR Elementary Education
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Swim Clinic
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Department of Housing and Residential Education
14 15
“The most impactful part of the Buckley Public Service Scholars
program was the sense of community and support that I received.
I was provided the special skills to conduct service, a group of like-minded
students who motivated and encouraged me, and an education
to bolster my service activities. This program has established in me
an ethic of service that I will carry with me regardless of my future
career.”
Andrea Stewart
“The Buckley Public Service Scholars program has helped me develop
a complex, intersectional and multidimensional view of service.
The program encourages a personal exploration of service, which is
empowering and thought-provoking.”
Samantha Asofsky
“My experiences have been vast and significantly enhanced by the
process of reflection through BPSS. I had the chance to work with
various communities that have shaped my life in a humbling fashion.”
Jerome Allen
James Thomas Gooding III
High Point, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
Religious Studies
MINOR Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
Enrich ESL - Campus Y
Refugee Community Partnership
Student Government
Lindsay Gorman
Raleigh, North Carolina
MAJORS Public Policy
Political Science
MINOR Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
Campus Y
Catalyst Conference - Campus Y
UNC Honor Court
Hailey Louise Gosnell
Morehead City, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Chemistry
Philosophy
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Pre-Medical Association
Honors Carolina
UNC Substance Free Living Learning Community
Megan Seema Gurjar
Mooresville, North Carolina
MAJOR Nutrition
MINORS Chemistry
Biology
SERVICE TIES
Scholars’ Latino Initiative
UNC Hospitals
Chelsea Gustafson
Cary, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Chemistry
Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Richard A. Baddour Carolina Leadership Academy
Student Health Action Coalition (SHAC)
H
Rachel Virginia Hagerman
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJORS English
Sociology
MINOR Creative Writing
SERVICE TIES
Camp Grier
Orange County Animal Services
World Relief Durham
Lama Khalil Haidar
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
MAJORS Anthropology
Geography
MINOR Arabic
SERVICE TIES
Habitat for Humanity
Launch
World Micro Market (WMM) - Campus Y
Jessye Lemley Halvorson
Allen, Texas
MAJORS Global Studies
Interdisciplinary Studies
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Camp Kesem North Carolina
Global Brigades
Emma Lee Hanmer
Matthews, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINORS Biology
Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
Best Buddies - Campus Y
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
UNC Hospitals
Anika Hannan
Fayetteville, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
Public Policy
SERVICE TIES
GlobeMed
Musical Empowerment
UNC-Chapel Hill Residence
Hall Association
Claire Louise Hannapel
Durham, North Carolina
MAJOR Interdisciplinary Studies
MINOR Geology
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Campus Community Garden
Carrboro Farmers’ Market
FLO (Fair, Local, Organic) Food
Courtney Marie Hardy
Greenville, North Carolina
MAJOR Health Policy and Management
SERVICE TIES
Children’s Flight of Hope
Gillings School of Global Public Health
Relay For Life
Renisha Harris
Sanford, North Carolina
MAJOR Sociology
SERVICE TIES
A Helping Hand
APPLES Service-Learning program
Communiversity Youth Program
Morgan Lynn Herman
Greensboro, North Carolina
MAJORS Economics
Global Studies
MINOR Entrepreneurship
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Community Empowerment Fund
Phi Alpha Delta
Jennifer Loraine Heyward
Waynesboro, Virginia
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Medical Anthropology
Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Hedrick Lab
Helping Paws
Veterinary Specialty Hospital of the Carolinas
Jacob Rhys Higdon
Jacksonville, Florida
MAJOR Global Studies
MINOR Sustainability Studies
SERVICE TIES
Camp Kesem North Carolina
Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
UNICEF
16 17
“I am very glad to have been a part of this great program. Not only have my
experiences helped shape my personality, but I also have obtained an identity.
The Buckley Public Service Scholars program has helped me understand my
passions and has shown me ways to achieve my dreams.”
Ifra Rehman
“I am exceptionally grateful for my experience in the Buckley Public Service
Scholars program. Through this program, I learned how to be intentional about
service. I learned that a volunteer must be open-minded, honest, consistent and
flexible. As a participant, I appreciate that ser vice helps us connect with others
and breaks down barriers that may otherwise divide society.”
James Gooding
“The Buckley Public Service program taught me that fighting for justice is never
something that will be ‘done.’ It is a journey that, despite not having a clear
finish line, has dramatic, community-wide impact with every incremental step
taken.”
Caylin Bullock
“Serving as a Buckley Public Service Scholar over the past four years has been
the most meaningful part of my college career. Focusing on social justice issues
helped me stay grounded in difficult times and discover my own personal
values. While college can be a time of frequent change and uncertainty, my
passion for public service remained constant and provided a foundation for the
future.”
Rachel Woolridge
“During the past four years, the Buckley
Public Service Scholars program
reminded me that I was more than just
a student. It encouraged me to give of my
time and talents to the UNC and Chapel
Hill communities that I became a part
of upon moving here. And, through
such giving, I learned valuable lessons
outside the classroom and experienced
great personal growth.”
Morgan Marin
“The Buckley Public Service Scholars
program taught me that everyone is
a student and everyone is a teacher.
Through education, we can discover the
tools within ourselves and others that
shape the communities in the world
around us.”
Halah Flynn
Jade Hinsdale
Concord, North Carolina
MAJOR Health Policy and Management
MINOR Business Administration
SERVICE TIE
Student Health Action Coalition (SHAC)
Hanha L. Hobson
Fayetteville, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINORS Chemistry
Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
Catalyst Conference - Campus Y
Hargraves Community Center
Minority Student Recruitment Committee
Emily Walker Hodgin
Pfafftown, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Chemistry
Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Chi Omega
AVID
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Daniel Peter Hogenkamp
Rutland, Vermont
MAJORS Public Policy
Economics
MINOR Arabic
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Injaz Refugee Community Partnership
North Carolina Democratic Party
Reghan Katherine Horman
Fayetteville, North Carolina
MAJOR Mathematics
MINOR Aerospace Studies
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi Omega
Girls on the Run
Orange County Schools
Olivia Horton
Rominger, North Carolina
MAJORS Psychology
Exercise and Sport Science
MINOR Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Firsts
Volunteers for Youth
WomenNC
Lauren Hubner Howland
Greensboro, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
Philosophy
SERVICE TIE
APPLES Service-Learning program
Nicole Lane Huntley
Davidson, North Carolina
MAJORS Exercise and Sport Science
Anthropology
MINOR Medical Anthropology
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi Omega
TABLE
UNC Hospitals
Atima Huria
Cary, North Carolina
MAJOR Environmental Health Sciences
MINORS Chemistry
Medical Anthropology
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Community Empowerment Fund
North Carolina Young Adults Youth Group
I
Phanna Iamlek
Olney, Maryland
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Medical Anthropology
Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Campus Y
Carolina Campus Civitan
Daniel James Irvin
Kinston, North Carolina
MAJORS Public Policy
Philosophy
MINOR Environmental Science and Studies
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Epsilon Eta
Farmer FoodShare
Alexandra Eva Isaacs
Raleigh, North Carolina
MAJOR Exercise and Sport Science
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi Omega
Carolina Cupboard
J
Catherine Jackson-Jordan
Huntersville, North Carolina
MAJOR Global Studies
MINORS Media and Journalism
Hispanic Studies
SERVICE TIES
Blue Ribbon Mentoring
Bonner Leaders Program
Habitat for Humanity
Mitchell Prescot Jester
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINORS Biology
Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Family Medicine Interest Group
Student Government
Virnaliz Jimenez
Magnolia, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINOR Hispanic Studies
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
CHispA
Linking Immigrants to New Communities (LINC)
- Campus Y
Sloan Yvette Johnson
Cary, North Carolina
MAJOR Exercise and Sport Science
MINOR Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Kappa Delta Sorority
Study Abroad Office
Rebecca McKee Jordan
Burlington, North Carolina
MAJOR Health Policy and Management
MINOR Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
Community Empowerment Fund
Kappa Delta Sorority
Office of Admissions
Geneva Sara Melquist Jost
Falls Church, Virginia
MAJORS Biology
Global Studies
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Durham Public Schools
UNC ScienceDays
Ashley Karoline Joyce
Greensboro, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
SERVICE TIES
Lenox Baker Children’s Hospital
Orange County Animal Shelter
Seymour Tech Center
David B. Joyner
Mount Olive, North Carolina
MAJORS Political Science
English
MINOR Public Policy
SERVICE TIES
Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
Student Government
World Organization of the Scout Movement
K
Miranda Kalbach
Camden, North Carolina
MAJORS Information Science
Romance Languages (Spanish)
SERVICE TIES
Las Guapitas
New Student and Carolina Parent Programs
Operation Building Courage
Chloe Alistair Karlovich
Fredericksburg, Virginia
MAJOR English
MINORS Comparative Literature
Art History
SERVICE TIES
UNC Admissions Ambassadors
Camp Kesem North Carolina
UNC Honor Court
Cassandra Karlsson
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
MAJORS Biology
Environmental Sciences
SERVICE TIES
HOPE Gardens - Campus Y
The Refugee Support Center
Laurel Ann Keefer
Raleigh, North Carolina
MAJORS Biology
Chemistry
MINOR Religious Studies
SERVICE TIES
Best Buddies - Campus Y
Extraordinary Ventures
Morehead Planetarium and Science Center
Sara Ali Khan
Burlington, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
Biology
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Inter-Faith Council
Muslim Students Association
UNC Hospitals
Yasmin Singh Khera
Cary, North Carolina
MAJORS Geography
Asian Studies
MINOR History
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Scholars’ Latino Initiative
TABLE
Isabella Hye Eun Kim
Morrisville, North Carolina
MAJOR Middle Grades Education
SERVICE TIES
Liberty in North Korea (LiNK)
School of Education
Service and Leadership Residential Learning
Program
18 19
“Each experience I had as a BPSS participant
opened my eyes to the needs of an unfamiliar
population, taught me more about myself,
shaped my personal vision of a better and
more just world, and pushed me closer to
where I am uniquely called to serve.”
Nastassja Ortiz
“Service is a lifestyle and, throughout my four
years at Carolina, the experiences that I ’ve
had through the BPSS program have taught
me how to engrain my life with service -
using every opportunity to give back to my
community, to others and to reflect on each
distinct experience.”
Atima Huria
“The Buckley Public Service Scholars
program opened my eyes to the meaning and
importance of serving others in a raw and
authentic form. It reshaped my character and
redefined my life purpose, and for that I will
forever be grateful.”
Michael Morrison
Tirumala Devi Kodavanti
Morrisville, North Carolina
MAJOR Computer Science
MINORS Chemistry
Hindi-Urdu
SERVICE TIES
American Red Cross
Relay For Life
UNC Hospitals
Chelsea Leigh Krivanek
Mooresville, North Carolina
MAJOR Nursing
SERVICE TIES
Building Tomorrow
Carolina For The Kids Foundation
UNC-Chapel Hill Residence Hall Association
René Marcella Kronlage
South Mills, North Carolina
MAJORS Psychology
Biology
SERVICE TIES
Carolina For The Kids Foundation
Carolina Pre-Physician Assistant Association
(CPPAA)
Newman Catholic Student Center Parish
Amanda Marie Kubic
Summerfield, North Carolina
MAJORS Comparative Literature
Classics
MINOR Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Hunger Education and Activism Project
(C.H.E.A.P.) - Campus Y
Carolina Women’s Center
Office of Undergraduate Research
Helen Sophie Kyriakoudes
Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi
MAJOR History
MINORS Media and Journalism
English
SERVICE TIES
America Reads
Bonner Leaders Program
L
Victoria Lee Lai
Johnson City, New York
MAJOR Economics
MINOR Mathematical Decision Sciences
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi Omega
Community Empowerment Fund
Volunteers for Youth
Kimberly Abigail Lassiter
Seaboard, North Carolina
MAJOR Elementary Education
MINOR Hispanic Studies
SERVICE TIES
First Look
Helping Youth by Providing Enrichment (HYPE) -
Campus Y
Diane Nicole Leadbetter
Durham, North Carolina
MAJOR Nursing
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi Omega
Carolina Pediatric Attention, Love and Support
(CPALS)
UNC Hospitals
Mia Lei
Arlington Heights, Illinois
MAJOR Health Policy and Management
SERVICE TIES
American Mock World Health Organization
GlobeMed
Scholars’ Latino Initiative
Vianey Lemus Martinez
Durham, North Carolina
MAJORS Romance Languages (Spanish)
Sociology
MINOR Education
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Lambda Pi Chi Sorority
Scholars’ Latino Initiative
Szu-Aun Lim
Raleigh, North Carolina
MAJORS Biology
Chemistry
MINOR Cognitive Science
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Morehead Planetarium and Science Center
UNC Hospitals
Ying Lin
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
MAJORS Business Administration
Global Studies
SERVICE TIES
General Alumni Association
Kappa Delta Sorority
Reformed University Fellowship (RUF)
Lara Liszka
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJORS Exercise and Sport Science
Linguistics
MINOR Speech and Hearing Sciences
SERVICE TIES
Arts for Life
Carolina For The Kids Foundation
TEACCH
Kamaara Jordan Lucas
Fort Washington, Maryland
MAJOR Media and Journalism
MINOR Afro-American Studies
SERVICE TIES
Black Student Movement
Movement of Youth
School of Media and Journalism
Danielle Luffman
Durham, North Carolina
MAJORS Biology
Global Studies
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Carolina For The Kids Foundation
Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center
M
Briana Nicole Macon
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Pediatric Attention, Love and Support
(CPALS)
Healthy Girls Save the World
UNC Hospitals
Christine Elizabeth Malarkey
Cary, North Carolina
MAJORS Business Administration
Religious Studies
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Carolina For The Kids Foundation
World Micro Market (WMM) - Campus Y
Mridula Manoj
Greensboro, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Chemistry
Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
UNC Admissions Ambassadors
Helping Youth by Providing Enrichment (HYPE) -
Campus Y
UNC Hospitals
Dana Mansfield
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
MAJOR Psychology
MINOR Medical Anthropology
SERVICE TIES
Catalyst Conference - Campus Y
Human Rights Center of Carrboro and Chapel Hill
Movement of Youth
Morgan Elizabeth Marin
Huntersville, North Carolina
MAJORS Psychology
Biology
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Pre-Physician Assistant Association
(CPPAA)
Newman Catholic Student Center Parish
UNC Hospitals
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“My experience with BPSS allowed me to
expand on my love for public service by setting
a goal for how much ser vice I completed
during my time at Carolina. It opened the
doors for me to participate in many different
service opportunities in the area and
encouraged me to reflect on what service really
means to me personally.”
Briana Macon
“The Buckley Public Service
Scholars program pushed me to
seek opportunities to ser ve the
community that combine my
interests, my talents and the needs
of the community. As a whole, these
experiences have taught me what
it means to be a public servant: to
stretch and humble myself, to serve
without reward or recognition,
to form relationships with and
develop a deeper understanding
of those I am serving, and to serve
in ways that make lasting and
meaningful change.”
Rachel Hagerman
“BPSS served as an excellent
framework to help me learn, grow and
enrich my service-based activities.
Because of the portfolio and its
bi-annual reflection process, I have
been able to capture my change
of perspective in a longitudinal
service project with Technolog y
Without Borders, assess my own
inadequacies and then pursue
opportunities for development
in those areas through skills
trainings, and understand my
service as a whole in my four
years at Carolina.”
Alexander Sherry
Sumanjit Mehmi
Hope Mills, North Carolina
MAJOR English
MINORS Philosophy
Education
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Breakthrough Collaborative
School of Education
Shelby Elizabeth Miller
Blowing Rock, North Carolina
MAJOR Exercise and Sport Science
MINORS Religious Studies
Study of Christianity and Culture
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
World Micro Market (WMM) - Campus Y
Sa’a Mohammed
Zebulon, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINOR Medical Anthropology
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Buckley Public Service Scholars program
UNC Hospitals
Sarah Molina
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
MAJOR Art History
MINOR Philosophy, Politics and Economics
SERVICE TIES
Art&Life - Campus Y
Project Literacy - Campus Y
Leslie Morales
Siler City, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINOR Latina/o Studies
SERVICE TIES
Lambda Pi Chi Sorority
Scholars’ Latino Initiative
The Family Doctor
Michael Glenn Morrison II
Jacksonville, North Carolina
MAJOR Media and Journalism
MINORS Philosophy, Politics and Economics
History
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
Building Bonds, Breaking B.A.R.S.
Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs
Sarah Morton
Cary, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Spanish for the Professions
Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Global Brigades
UNC Hospitals
Katherine Hannah Mulligan
Hillsborough, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Chemistry
Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Musical Empowerment
Pathways Elementary School
N
Anissa Nicole Neal
Mooresville, North Carolina
MAJOR Linguistics
MINOR Hispanic Studies
SERVICE TIES
Center for Dramatic Arts
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Scholars’ Latino Initiative
O
Ryan Jacob O’Hara
Asheboro, North Carolina
MAJOR Exercise and Sport Science
MINOR Coaching Education
SERVICE TIES
Church World Service
Study Abroad Office
UNC Athletic Training Program
Marie Claire O’Leary
Chimney Rock, North Carolina
MAJORS Political Science
English
MINOR Hispanic Studies
SERVICE TIES
General Alumni Association
Newman Catholic Student Center Parish
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Kaitlyn Oakley
Greenville, North Carolina
MAJORS Romance Languages (Spanish)
Public Policy
SERVICE TIES
Common Cause North Carolina
El Futuro, Inc.
Greater Carolinas Chapter of the National Multiple
Sclerosis Society
Temitope Olofintuyi
Greensboro, North Carolina
MAJOR Public Policy
MINOR Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
Guardian Ad Litem
Roosevelt Institute
UNC Attorney General’s Staff
Chisimdi Onwuteaka
Monroe, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
Public Policy
MINOR Entrepreneurship
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
NC Literacy Corps
Easing Abroad Student’s Entry (EASE)
Nastassja Ortiz
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINOR Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
Catalyst Conference - Campus Y
Newman Catholic Student Center Parish
Rethink: Psychiatric Illness - Campus Y
Merrick Robinson Osborne
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINORS Business Administration
Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
Carolina Union Activities Board (CUAB)
Morehead Planetarium and Science Center
Sara Kathryn Mayson
Raleigh, North Carolina
MAJORS Peace, War and Defense
Germanic and Slavic Languages and
Literatures
MINOR Art History
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Kappa Delta Sorority
Student Government
Sean Kevin McClung
York, Maine
MAJOR Business Administration
SERVICE TIES
Community Empowerment Fund
Service and Leadership Residential Learning
Program
Katelyn Leigh McIntosh
Gurnee, Illinois
MAJOR Environmental Health Sciences
MINOR Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Student United Way
UNC Women’s Glee Club
Danielle Elizabeth McLaughlin
Greenville, North Carolina
MAJOR Environmental Studies
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
A Helping Hand
Enrich ESL - Campus Y
Frank Porter Graham Elementary School
Sarah R. McShane
Vienna, Virginia
MAJORS Biology
Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Club Cross Country and Track
Tar Heel Outreach Project
UNC Hospitals
Anna Meade
Matthews, North Carolina
MAJOR Nutrition
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Bipolar Girl Rules the World + other Stories
TABLE
22 23
“The BPSS program gave me a sense of direction when I first started
attending Carolina. My transition to college was difficult, but I knew
that I had a passion for serving others. Because of BPSS, I was able
to create my own identity. I learned about large social injustices and I
have used that knowledge to help those in my local community. What
an amazing program!”
Hanha Hobson
“Participating in the BPSS program encouraged me to get involved in
areas I may not have explored on my own. Dedicating my time to serve
individuals and communities has been truly fulfilling.”
Ariana Gavin
“The Buckley Public Service Scholars program gave me the push I needed
to think outside of myself and engage with my community.”
Courtney Turner
“Organizing my service through the Buckley Portfolio helped me to
realize how much my direct and organiz ational service efforts were
leading me to a career in teaching. Participating in BPSS events,
service-learning courses and skills trainings provided me with
invaluable opportunities to meet other students whose service priorities
were similar to mine. Participating in the BPSS program was probably
the most supportive and valuable experience of my Carolina career.”
Carrie Barlow
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Pranati Laxmi Panuganti
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJORS Nutrition
Biology
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Department of Housing and Residential Education
Department of Biology
UNC Hospitals
Daniel Stuart Parker
Wake Forest, North Carolina
MAJOR Environmental Sciences
MINOR Geography
SERVICE TIES
Accessibility Resources and Service
Student United Way
UNC Hospitals
Meredith Grace Parker
Wake Forest, North Carolina
MAJORS Public Policy
Global Studies
MINOR French
SERVICE TIES
UNC Admissions Ambassadors
Student United Way
UNC Hospitals
Scott Benjamin Parker
Wake Forest, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Chemistry
English
SERVICE TIES
Department of Biology
UNC Hospitals
UNC School of Medicine
Gunjan Patel
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJORS Biology
Asian Studies
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Campus Community Garden
Family Medicine Interest Group
UNC-Chapel Hill Residence Hall Association
Pooja Patel
Indian Trail, North Carolina
MAJOR Health Policy and Management
MINORS Hindi-Urdu
Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Manna Project International
UNC Hospitals
Vaccine Ambassadors
Preeya Atul Patel
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJOR Health Policy and Management
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Covenant
Gillings School of Global Public Health
UNC Hospitals
Radha Piyush Patel
Snellville, Georgia
MAJORS Romance Languages (Spanish)
Environmental Health Sciences
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Enrich ESL - Campus Y
Refugee Health Initiative
Richa B. Patel
Apex, North Carolina
MAJOR Nutrition
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
UNC Hospitals
Undergraduate Student National
Dental Association
Hindu Yuva
Mihir Pershad
Richmond, Virginia
MAJOR Chemistry
MINORS Entrepreneurship
Biology
SERVICE TIES
SUCCEED
UNC Hospitals
Daniel Peters
Nashville, Tennessee
MAJOR Mathematics
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
UNC Admissions Ambassadors
UNC Hospitals
Holly Pittard
Goldsboro, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Chemistry
Anthropology
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
MEDLIFE
UNC Hospitals
Caila Prendergast
Greensboro, North Carolina
MAJORS Geography
Public Policy
MINOR Hispanic Studies
SERVICE TIES
Orange County Literacy Council
Orange County Rape Crisis Center
Carolina For The Kids Foundation
Amber Pritchard
Cramerton, North Carolina
MAJORS Media and Journalism
English
SERVICE TIES
ARTVSM
Campus Y
Sacrificial Poets
R
Danny Rahal
Cranford, New Jersey
MAJORS Chemistry
Psychology
MINOR Biology
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
GlobeMed
Rethink: Psychiatric Illness - Campus Y
Gayatri Rathod
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Medical Dialogue
TABLE
UNC School of Medicine
Ifra Rehman
Archdale, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINOR Hindi-Urdu
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Covenant
Relay For Life
UNC Hospitals
Joy-Lynn Dawn Rhoton
Claremont, North Carolina
MAJOR Environmental Sciences
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi Omega
TABLE
Carolina For The Kids Foundation
Ajene Robinson-Burris
Grand Rapids, Michigan
MAJORS Philosophy
Global Studies
MINOR Classical Humanities
SERVICE TIES
Department of Housing and Residential
Education
National Residence Hall Honorary
UNC-Chapel Hill Residence Hall Association
Chandler Rock
Raleigh, North Carolina
MAJOR Management and Society
MINOR Hispanic Studies
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Art Heels
McDougle Elementary School
Destiny Rogers
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINOR Speech and Hearing Sciences
SERVICE TIES
Bonner Leaders Program
Movement of Youth
National Student Speech Language & Hearing
Association
Troy Kay Royal
Roseboro, North Carolina
MAJOR Exercise and Sport Science
MINOR African Studies
SERVICE TIES
Carolina For The Kids Foundation
Sampson County Arts Camp
UNC Sports Medicine
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“BPSS introduced me to a wealth
of resources on public service and
to a ton of passionate people and
productive communities, and it
has also played a tremendous role
in my development as an active
citizen!”
Sumanjit Mehmi
“BPSS allowed me to grow as both
an intellectual and an activist
grounded in community. As a
first-year student, I had a rather
shallow idea about service, but
now, I have been able to think
more broadly about what service
truly means.”
Sarah Molina
“The Buckley Public Service
Scholars program has allowed
me to shape my college experience
around giving back to my
community and country, pursuing
social impact, and investing in
the future of our planet. It has
influenced the continuing role
of service in my life and my
priorities beyond g raduation.”
Jacob Higdon
“For me, giving time to a community
that I am a part of is one of many
reciprocal acts. A community serves
us after all, it only makes logical
sense that we return the favor.
Here at Carolina, my service has
included direct and organizational
service primarily through the
student group FLO (Fair, Local,
Organic) Food. BPSS provided a
framework for me to intentionally
ser ve my community, and I am very
grateful for the ongoing support and
learning that is offered.”
Claire Hannapel
Erica Nicole Silvestri
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJORS Mathematical Decision Sciences
Economics
MINOR Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi
Carolina For The Kids Foundation
Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity
Brittany Nicole Simpson
Greensboro, North Carolinaa
MAJOR Biology
MINORS Spanish for the Professions
Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi Omega
Student Health Action Coalition (SHAC)
UNC Hospitals
Anushree Kristie Singh
Cary, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Phi Omega
APPLES Service-Learning program
UNC Hospitals
Hannah Christine Single
Marietta, Georgia
MAJOR Business Administration
MINOR English
SERVICE TIES
Best Buddies - Campus Y
Camp Kesem North Carolina
Carolina Athletic Association
Cecilia Maria Smetana
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
Communication Studies
MINOR Arabic
SERVICE TIES
Burch Field Research Seminars
Helping Youth by Providing Enrichment (HYPE) -
Campus Y
Study Abroad Office
Claire Smith
Apex, North Carolina
MAJOR Media and Journalism
MINOR Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Enrich ESL - Campus Y
Janell Kae Smith
Brandywine, Maryland
MAJORS Media and Journalism
Global Studies
MINOR Hispanic Studies
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Catalyst Conference - Campus Y
Carolina Center for Public Service
Amandla Kesi Stanley
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
MAJOR Management and Society
MINORS African American and Diaspora
Studies
Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Communiversity Youth Program
Order of the Bell Tower
Megan Nicole Stanley
Durham, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINORS Medical Anthropology
Education
SERVICE TIES
Black Student Movement
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Communiversity Youth Program
Andrea Nicole Stewart
Hillsborough, North Carolina
MAJOR Environmental Sciences
MINORS Computer Science
Geography
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
North Carolina Botanical Garden
Tar Heel Beginnings
Jessica Wendy Stickel
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJOR Romance Languages (Spanish)
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Challah for Hunger
Helping Youth by Providing Enrichment (HYPE) -
Campus Y
Student Health Action Coalition (SHAC)
Charlotte McIlwaine Story
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJORS Biology
Romance Languages (Italian)
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
SUCCEED
UNC Habitat for Humanity
UNC Hospitals
Nia Chantelle Rush
Mitchellville, Maryland
MAJOR Global Studies
MINOR Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Duke Regional Hospital
Durham Public Schools
Shauna Marie Rust
Charlotte, North Carolina
MAJOR Health Policy and Management
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Campus Y
Roosevelt Institute
Sean Nicholas Ryan
Raleigh, North Carolina
MAJORS Biology
Business Administration
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
Campus Y
Nourish UNC - Campus Y
UNC Hospitals
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Hilda Isabel Santiago
San Antonio, Texas
MAJORS Chemistry
Romance Languages (Spanish)
SERVICE TIES
Camp Lutherock
Farmer FoodShare
Lutheran Campus Ministry
Olivia Sawh
Spartanburg, South Carolina
MAJOR Biology
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Southeast Asia Interest Association
UNC Hospitals
Mary-Katherine Scheppegrell
Waxhaw, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINOR Geography
SERVICE TIES
Global Hope India
Kidzu Children’s Museum
Kayla Ann Schliewe
New Bern, North Carolina
MAJOR Global Studies
MINORS Social and Economic Justice
Hispanic Studies
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Campus Y
UNC World View
Hayden Elizabeth Schober
Huntersville, North Carolina
MAJORS Exercise and Sport Science
Psychology
SERVICE TIE
Alpha Phi Omega
Addie Schoenberger
Asheboro, North Carolina
MAJOR Biology
SERVICE TIES
North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina Zoological Park
Orange County Schools
Dasha Shaw
Greensboro, North Carolina
MAJOR Communication Studies
MINOR Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Frank Porter Graham Elementary School
Alexander Dean Sherry
Ardmore, Oklahoma
MAJORS Chemistry
Biology
MINOR Philosophy, Politics and Economics
SERVICE TIES
Global Medical Training
Newman Catholic Student Center Parish
Technology Without Borders (TWB) - Campus Y
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“The Buckley Public Service Scholars program
gave me valuable experiences that helped me
determine how to use my love of service in my
future career. The skills I gained and people
I met have encouraged me and validated my
need to better the world.”
Virnaliz Jimenez
“The Buckley Public Service Scholars program
inspired me to integrate service as an
important aspect of my life and think critically
about the service I am engaged in. BPSS
connected me to university and community
resources that opened the door to experiences
such as Outward Bound and alternative spring
breaks that both challenged and formed my
ideologies on life and service.”
Jacob Ford
“BPSS exposed me to social networks of fellow
college students who have the same passion for
service as I do, and these connections will stay
with me for the rest of my life.”
Anushree Singh
“The Buckley Public Service Scholars prog ram
constantly pushed me out of my comfort zone
and challenged me to explore new experiences
and ideas.”
Pallavi Surana
“The Buckley Public Service
Scholars program led me to be
committed to investing in the
local community and taught me
more about the importance of
living with a focus on others.”
Shelby Miller
“When I came to UNC, I was
unsure about why I loved
serving my community.
BPSS allowed me to grow as
a student and a member of
the Chapel Hill - Carrboro
community. I can say that
BPSS helped develop my
definition of public service,
which, to me, encompasses the
passion for helping others, the
willpower to ignite change
and the fortitude to maintain
consistency.”
Chamara Fernando
Julia D. Stroup
Raleigh, North Carolina
MAJORS Peace, War and Defense
Political Science
MINOR Medical Anthropology
SERVICE TIES
One Act
Order of the Bell Tower
Student Wellness
Elyse Marie Sulkey
Bolivia, North Carolina
MAJORS History
Art History
MINOR Medieval and Early Modern Studies
SERVICE TIES
Orange County History Museum
Sheltered Treasures Thrift Store
Pallavi Surana
Edison, New Jersey
MAJOR Biostatistics
MINOR Chemistry
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Helping Youth by Providing Enrichment (HYPE) -
Campus Y
Carolina For The Kids Foundation
Catherine Louise Swift
Hendersonville, North Carolina
MAJOR Religious Studies
MINOR Environmental Science and Studies
SERVICE TIES
HOPE Gardens - Campus Y
Manav Sadhna
Soluciones Comunitarias
Melissa Swope
Norcross, Georgia
MAJOR Business Administration
MINOR Media and Journalism
SERVICE TIE
APPLES Service-Learning program
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Kelly Rebecca Tan
Cary, North Carolina
MAJORS Nursing
Biology
MINOR Cognitive Science
SERVICE TIES
School of Nursing
Student Health Action Coalition (SHAC)
UNC Hospitals
Christiana Taylor
Shelby, North Carolina
MAJORS Political Science
Sociology
SERVICE TIES
Buckley Public Service Scholars program
Campus Y
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Laura Amber Thomason
Morehead City, North Carolina
MAJORS Exercise and Sport Science
Geography
MINOR Spanish for the Professions
SERVICE TIES
Blue Ribbon Mentoring
UNC-Chapel Hill Residence Hall Association
UNC Hospitals
Courtney Elizabeth Turner
Stockbridge, Georgia
MAJOR Global Studies
MINORS Medical Anthropology
Geography
SERVICE TIES
UNC Admissions Ambassadors
Community Empowerment Fund
UNC Women’s Club Volleyball
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Cade Warner Underwood
Saluda, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
Peace, War and Defense
MINOR Chinese
SERVICE TIES
Co-Worker
HOPE Gardens - Campus Y
TEDxUNC
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Yushan Wang
Tallahassee, Florida
MAJOR Chemistry
MINOR Biology
SERVICE TIES
Alpha Chi Sigma
GlobeMed
UNC Hospitals
Mary Katherine Ward
Eden, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINORS Education
Coaching Education
SERVICE TIES
Communiversity Youth Program
Relay For Life
Special Olympics
Grace Millard McCollum Ware
Hillsborough, North Carolina
MAJOR English
MINOR Japanese
SERVICE TIES
Carolina Covenant Peer Mentoring
Helping Paws
Learning Enterprises
Angel Hannah Washington
Kinston, North Carolina
MAJOR Global Studies
MINOR Anthropology
SERVICE TIES
Minority Student Recruitment Committee
Rejuvenating Our Community Through Service
Katherinne Shannier
Wawrzonek
New Bern, North Carolina
MAJORS Global Studies
Romance Languages (Spanish)
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
CHisPA
Enrich ESL - Campus Y
Hannah Suzanne Webster
Pinehurst, North Carolina
MAJOR Media and Journalism
MINORS Spanish for the Professions
History
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
J-School Ambassadors
Study Abroad Office
Keadija C. Wiley
Pelham, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
MINORS Social and Economic Justice
African American and Diaspora Studies
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Carolina Pediatric Attention, Love and Support
(CPALS)
Department of Psychology
Katherine Wiley
Hudson, Ohio
MAJOR Psychology
MINORS Creative Writing
Social and Economic Justice
SERVICE TIES
APPLES Service-Learning program
Community Empowerment Fund
Conor Addison Winters
Fayetteville, North Carolina
MAJOR Economics
MINOR Religious Studies
SERVICE TIES
Delta Sigma Phi
Service and Leadership Residential Learning
Program
Student Government
Rachel Nicole Woolridge
Lexington, North Carolina
MAJOR Psychology
SERVICE TIES
Bonner Leaders Program
Helping Youth by Providing Enrichment (HYPE) -
Campus Y
Orange County Family Resource Center
Rhea Wyse
Silver Spring, Maryland
MAJOR Health Policy and Management
SERVICE TIES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Honors Carolina
Minority Association of Pre-Health Students
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“BPSS helped me be intentional about service. By
documenting your service hours, you make a mental
note of how you are (or aren’t) spending your time.
That helped keep me accountable. I can also look back
at my log, see how I made a difference at UNC and
remember service moments that made a difference to me
personally.”
Charlotte Story
“The Buckley Public Service Scholars program has given
me an outlet to serve in the community, whether it is
working with the homeless with Carolina Pre-Medical
Association, volunteering at UNC Hospitals, or raising
awareness of sexual health and stigma at the Condom
Couture Fashion Show with UNC Partners in Health
Engage. I have gained skills in grant-writing and how
to create effective advocacy campaigns through the skills
trainings provided by BPSS.”
Yasemin Cole
A Helping Hand
Accessibility Resources and Service
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Chi Sigma
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Alpha Phi
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
Alpha Phi Omega
America Reads
American Mock World
Health Organization
American Red Cross
APPLES Service-
Learning program
Art Heels
Art&Life - Campus Y
Arts for Life
ARTVSM
AVID
Best Buddies - Campus Y
Bike & Build
Bipolar Girl Rules the
World + other Stories
Black Student Movement
Blue Ribbon Mentoring
Bonner Leaders Program
- Campus Y
Breakthrough Collaborative
Buckley Public Service
Scholars program
Building Bonds, Breaking B.A.R.S.
Building Tomorrow
Burch Field Research Seminars
Burroughs Funeral Home
Camp Grier
Camp Kesem North Carolina
Camp Lutherock
Campus Y
Carolina Athletic Association
Carolina Campus Civitan
Carolina Campus
Community Garden
Carolina Center for Public Service
Carolina Covenant
Carolina Cupboard
Carolina Firsts
Carolina for Amani - Campus Y
Carolina For The Kids Foundation
Carolina Hunger Education
and Activism Project
(C.H.E.A.P.) - Campus Y
Carolina Institute for
Developmental Disabilities
Carolina Leadership Development
Carolina Pediatric Attention,
Love and Support (CPALS)
Carolina Pre-Medical Association
Carolina Pre-Physician Assistant
Association (CPPAA)
Carolina Premed Association
Carolina Swim Clinic
Carolina Union Activities
Board (CUAB)
Carolina Women’s Center
Carrboro Farmers’ Market
Catalyst Conference - Campus Y
Center for Dramatic Arts
Center for Latino Health
(CELAH)
Chabad Student Group
at UNC-CH
Challah for Hunger
Challah for Hunger UNC
Chapel Hill Parks and Recreation
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Children’s Flight of Hope
CHispA
Church World Service
Club Cross Country and Track
Co-Worker
Common Cause North Carolina
Community Empowerment Fund
Communiversity Youth Program
Compass Center for
Women and Families
Covenant Gives Back
Delta Sigma Phi
Department of Biology
Department of Housing and
Residential Education
Department of Psychology
Diversity and Inclusiveness in
Collegiate Environments
Duke Regional Hospital
Durham Public Schools
Easing Abroad Student’s
Entry (EASE)
El Futuro, Inc.
EmPOWERment, Inc.
Enrich ESL - Campus Y
Episcopal Campus Ministry
Epsilon Eta
Extraordinary Ventures
Family Medicine Interest Group
Farmer FoodShare
First Look
Fitness Breaks
FLO (Fair, Local, Organic) Food
Foreign Policy Association
Frank Porter Graham
Elementary School
General Alumni Association
Get Real & Heel: Breast
Cancer Program
Gillings School of Global
Public Health
Girls on the Run
Global Brigades
Global Health Connections
International
Global Hope India
Global Medical Training
GlobeMed
Greater Carolinas Chapter
of the National Multiple
Sclerosis Society
Guardian Ad Litem
Habitat for Humanity
Hammersmith & Fulham Mind
- Building Connections
Hargraves Community Center
Health Occupations
Students of America
Healthy Girls Save the World
Heavenly Groceries
Hedrick Lab
Helping Paws
Helping Youth by
Providing Enrichment
(HYPE) - Campus Y
Hindu Yuva
Honor Court
Honors Carolina
HOPE Gardens - Campus Y
Human Rights Center of
Carrboro and Chapel Hill
Ignited Youth
Injaz Refugee Community
Partnership
Inter-Faith Council
Interactive Theatre Carolina
J-School ambassadors
Kappa Delta Sorority
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Kidzu Children’s Museum
Lambda Pi Chi Sorority
Las Guapitas
Latinas Promoviendo
Communidad/Lambda
Pi Chi Sorority, Inc.
Launch
Learning Enterprises
Lenox Baker Children’s Hospital
Levin JCC
Liberty in North Korea (LiNK)
Lineberger Comprehensive
Cancer Center
Linking Immigrants to
New Communities
(LINC) - Campus Y
Lutheran Campus Ministry
Manav Sadhna
Manna Project International
McDougle Elementary School
Medical Dialogue
MEDLIFE
Minority Association of
Pre-Health Students
Minority Student
Recruitment Committee
Morehead Planetarium
and Science Center
Movement of Youth
Musical Empowerment
Muslim Students Association
National Residence Hall Honorary
National Student Speech Language
& Hearing Association
NC Hillel
NC Literacy Corps
New Student and Carolina
Parent Programs
Newman Catholic Student
Center Parish
North Carolina Botanical Garden
North Carolina Democratic Party
North Carolina Folklife Institute
North Carolina Young
Adults Youth Group
North Carolina Zoological Park
Nourish UNC - Campus Y
Office of Admissions
Office of Diversity and
Multicultural Affairs
Office of Undergraduate Research
One Act
Operation Building Courage
Orange County Animal Services
Orange County Animal Shelter
Orange County Family
Resource Center
Orange County History Museum
Orange County Literacy Council
Orange County Rape Crisis Center
Orange County Schools
Order of the Bell Tower
Outward Bound
Pathways Elementary School
Phi Alpha Delta
Phi Mu
Phi Sigma Pi National
Honor Fraternity
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
Piedmont Health SeniorCare
Presbyterian Campus Ministry
Project Literacy - Campus Y
Reformed University
Fellowship (RUF)
Refugee Community Partnership
Refugee Health Initiative
Refugee Support Center
Rejuvenating Our Community
Through Service
Relay For Life
Rethink: Psychiatric
Illness - Campus Y
Richard A. Baddour Carolina
Leadership Academy
Ronald McDonald House
Roosevelt Institute
RTI International
Sacrificial Poets
Sampson County Arts Camp
Scholars’ Latino Initiative
School of Education
School of Media and Journalism
School of Medicine
School of Nursing
Service and Leadership
Residential Learning Program
Seymour Tech Center
Sheltered Treasures Thrift Store
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Smart Beginnings
Virginia Peninsula
SMART Mentoring program
Soluciones Comunitarias
Southeast Asia Interest Association
Special Olympics
Sports Xtra
Stop Hunger Now
Student Government
Student Health Action
Coalition (SHAC)
Student U
Student United Way
Student Wellness
Study Abroad Office
SUCCEED
Sustainability Residential
Learning Program
TABLE
Tar Heel Beginnings
Tar Heel Outreach Project
TEACCH
Technology Without Borders
(TWB) - Campus Y
TEDxUNC
The Ability Experience
(Push America)
The Daily Tar Heel
The Family Doctor
The Refugee Support Center
The Sonder Market
The Summit Church
UNC Admissions Ambassadors
UNC Athletic Training Program
UNC Attorney General’s Staff
UNC Club Soccer
UNC Football Office
UNC Habitat for Humanity
UNC Honor Court
UNC Hospitals
UNC Partners in Health Engage
UNC School of Medicine
UNC ScienceDays
UNC Sports Medicine
UNC Substance Free Living
Learning Community
UNC Women’s Club Volleyball
UNC Women’s Glee Club
UNC World View
UNC-Chapel Hill Residence
Hall Association
Undergraduate Family
Medicine Interest Group
Undergraduate Student National
Dental Association
UNICEF
Vaccine Ambassadors
Veterinary Specialty Hospital
of the Carolinas
Volunteers for Youth
WomenNC
World Micro Market
(WMM) - Campus Y
World Organization of the
Scout Movement
World Relief Durham
YMCA
Zeta Beta Tau
Zeta Tau Alpha
Communi t y
Pa r t ne r s
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